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Track List
01) Excuse Me
02) Ban All the Music
03) Wake Up Call
04) Itch
05) If I Get High
06) Graveyard Whistling
07) Hostage
08) Trip Switch
09) Lover, Please Stay
10) Drawing Pins
11) Painkiller
12) Tempt You (Evocatio)
13) Honey Whiskey
14) Hanging
15) Neon Brother
16) Six Billion
01) Excuse Me
02) Ban All the Music
03) Wake Up Call
04) Itch
05) If I Get High
06) Graveyard Whistling
07) Hostage
08) Trip Switch
09) Lover, Please Stay
10) Drawing Pins
11) Painkiller
12) Tempt You (Evocatio)
13) Honey Whiskey
14) Hanging
15) Neon Brother
16) Six Billion
3:38
2:52
2:45
3:24
3:26
3:52
3:49
3:01
4:07
3:37
2:25
3:36
3:11
3:51
3:55
3:47
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First Released
2015
Alternative Rock
Energetic
Rock/Pop
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250,000 copies
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Nothing But Thieves is the debut studio album by English alternative rock band Nothing But Thieves. It was released on 16 October 15 in the UK and will be released on 6 February 2016 in the US through RCA Victor. It was produced by Julian Emery, with additional production by Jim Irvin, Dominic Craik and Larry Hibbert, and mixes by Cenzo Townshend and Adam Noble.
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'Wake Up Call', the band's first single, had to make an appearance on the debut album and the fact that it was released over a year ago should not detract from it. This is a great song and a was a great introduction to the band and their music.
Conor Mason has a bit of an airy feel to his vocals, which is only elevated during 'Itch'. This track really shows what the band are all about; fiery guitars just blasting out. More tracks like this from these guys will go down a storm. 'If I get High' slows things down somewhat, but again it's the vocals which are the key to this as they gradually builds up and show that these guys are not just a one trick pony.
While you can see that this self-titled number is a good record, you just feel that these guys can offer so much more. It feels like they have played everything safe and held back a little. Nothing But Thieves need to think outside the box and take some risks, a little more of that here could've turned a good record into a great record.
The album feels overfilled, like they just couldn't decide what to leave out and so in the end, they didn't. It seems a couple of tracks too many, which just drags the album out. Ten tracks, rather than twelve, would have nailed it on the head.
The band has proven they can hack it on the big stage after their slot on the main stage at the IOW Festival. A great outfit to see live, and no doubt on the smaller stage. But some fine-tuning in the studio is what's needed here.
SOURCE: http://www.contactmusic.com/nothing-but-thieves/music/nothing-but-thieves-nothing-but-thieves-album-review
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Nothing But Thieves is the debut studio album by English alternative rock band Nothing But Thieves. It was released on 16 October 15 in the UK and will be released on 6 February 2016 in the US through RCA Victor. It was produced by Julian Emery, with additional production by Jim Irvin, Dominic Craik and Larry Hibbert, and mixes by Cenzo Townshend and Adam Noble.
User Album Review
'Wake Up Call', the band's first single, had to make an appearance on the debut album and the fact that it was released over a year ago should not detract from it. This is a great song and a was a great introduction to the band and their music.
Conor Mason has a bit of an airy feel to his vocals, which is only elevated during 'Itch'. This track really shows what the band are all about; fiery guitars just blasting out. More tracks like this from these guys will go down a storm. 'If I get High' slows things down somewhat, but again it's the vocals which are the key to this as they gradually builds up and show that these guys are not just a one trick pony.
While you can see that this self-titled number is a good record, you just feel that these guys can offer so much more. It feels like they have played everything safe and held back a little. Nothing But Thieves need to think outside the box and take some risks, a little more of that here could've turned a good record into a great record.
The album feels overfilled, like they just couldn't decide what to leave out and so in the end, they didn't. It seems a couple of tracks too many, which just drags the album out. Ten tracks, rather than twelve, would have nailed it on the head.
The band has proven they can hack it on the big stage after their slot on the main stage at the IOW Festival. A great outfit to see live, and no doubt on the smaller stage. But some fine-tuning in the studio is what's needed here.
SOURCE: http://www.contactmusic.com/nothing-but-thieves/music/nothing-but-thieves-nothing-but-thieves-album-review
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Absolutely brilliant album, one of the best of 2015